Your guide to the University neighborhood

Changing Your Name or Gender Marker in Utah

Over 2,000 people in Utah have changed their name or gender marker this year. While the process is easier than some states, it’s still a process. It includes filing various paperwork, attending a hearing, and then updating other institutions (like the DMV and Social Security) of the change. Added costs include legal assistance which can be upwards of $2,400. [Salt Lake Tribune]

• Related: Listen to one Utahn's experience with gender affirming care. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

MLB Stadium

Big League Utah wants to hear your thoughts on a Major League Baseball Stadium. They’re the coalition behind our state’s attempt to get an MLB team. The survey includes questions about stadium design, ticket pricing, and amenities. It will be open through Sept. 4. [KSL]

Housing SLC

Salt Lake City has a brand new, 5-year housing plan. It’s called Housing SLC. And as we sit with the news that 1 in 5 homes for sale cost more than $1 million, we’re curious about how this plan will be executed. City Cast Salt Lake host Ali Vallarta is talking with Ruedigar Matthes, a policy manager for Salt Lake City’s Community and Neighborhoods Department, about the city’s vision for housing. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Broadsheet  📰 Thursday | 7-9 p.m.

Broadsheet is an art exhibit at Material gallery that features the work of individual artists on newspaper-sized sheets. [Free, South Salt Lake]

Redwood Drive-In  🎦 Friday & Saturday | Various Times

The Redwood Drive-In movie theatre is now open Friday-Saturday before the season ends and they close for winter. [Adults $10, kids $1, West Valley]

• Time’s a tickin’: Your ultimate summer movie guide. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Second Summit Cider Grand Opening  🍻 Saturday | 9 a.m.- 11 p.m.

Second Summit Hard Cider Co. is hosting an all-day party with live music, food from La Oxaqueña, yoga, pickleball, and small batch cider releases. 21+ only. [Free entry, Millcreek]

What’s in SLC’s 5-Year Housing Plan?

Salt Lake City has a brand new, 5-year housing plan: Housing SLC. Host Ali Vallarta asks Ruedigar Matthes, a policy manager for Salt Lake City’s Community and Neighborhoods Department, what the plan entails and how the city will execute on a bold vision amidst our statewide housing crisis.